Last month, your team sent hundreds of emails asking for the same documents from the same clients. Alkmist puts document collection, status tracking, and client communication in one structured place, branded as yours.
| Client | Type | Open | Waiting On | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Client A | Tax filing | 8 | Client (3 docs) | In Progress |
| Client B | Annual report | 2 | All submitted | Accepted |
| Client C | Due diligence | 14 | Seller (info missing) | Requested |
| Client D | Insurance renewal | 3 | Insurer (pending) | Overdue |
The process is the same everywhere: you request files, you wait, you follow up, you check what arrived. Alkmist handles that loop so your team focuses on the work they were hired for.
PBC lists, evidence collection, sign-off. One workspace per engagement.
Explore audit →Recurring deadlines, VAT filings, cross-client scheduling.
Explore accounting →DD data rooms, seller portals, buyer isolation.
Explore M&A →Permits, milestones, contractor coordination.
Explore architecture →Renewals, claim docs, insurer follow-up.
Explore insurance →Matter files, evidence gathering, client intake.
Return prep documents, filing coordination.
If you collect documents from external parties and follow up on deliverables, we've likely built for a workflow like yours. Let's talk.
Get in touch →The industry changes. The coordination problems don't. Your team is sharp, but they're buried under admin that has nothing to do with the work they were hired for.
You send a request list. The client replies to the wrong thread. Three weeks later, two files are still missing somewhere in a 47-message chain.
Monday morning: check which clients haven't responded. Draft reminders. Repeat for 30 clients. By Wednesday, you've spent more time chasing than working.
The client uploads the 2023 version. Or a PDF instead of an Excel. You catch it during review, and the back-and-forth restarts.
Spreadsheets, email folders, someone's memory. Nobody has a clear picture. Bottlenecks surface after they've already caused delays.
Another "gentle reminder" in their inbox. They don't know what they've already submitted. They feel managed, not served.
Sensitive files as email attachments. Shared drives nobody audits. Former staff still have access. Compliance gaps pile up.
Upload your existing request list. Alkmist converts it into a tracked workflow with tasks, due dates, and collaborators. Both sides see the same status, in real time.
Your existing Excel, CSV, or Word doc becomes a navigable workflow with one click. Every row turns into a task with a status, a due date, and people attached. No rebuilding.
| Request | Status | Due |
|---|---|---|
| ▾ Financial documents | ||
| Annual accounts 2024 | Accepted | 15/04/2026 |
| Bank statements Q4 | In Progress | 15/04/2026 |
| VAT returns 2024 | Requested | 20/04/2026 |
| ▾ Contracts | ||
| Signed service agreement | Accepted | 01/04/2026 |
| Power of attorney | Overdue | 01/04/2026 |
Generic "gentle reminder" emails stop working by the third one. Alkmist adjusts tone, timing, and urgency based on context and deadlines. Early messages are light. As due dates approach, they get specific: "1 document left. Takes about 2 minutes."
Your logo, your domain (yourfirm.alkmist.com), your colours. Clients log in and see exactly what they need to submit, by when, in what format. No training session. No third-party branding. They start using it the same day they get the link.
Monday morning: open your dashboard instead of your inbox. See every engagement, every open action, every overdue item. Know where to focus without assembling a status report first.
| Client | Blocker | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Client A | Client: 3 items overdue | Escalate |
| Client B | Info missing 5 days | Follow up |
| Client C | Insurer, week 2 of 3 | External |
| Client D | All submitted ✓ | Review |
Professional services data is regulated data. Alkmist treats security as architecture, not a checkbox. Every environment is isolated, encrypted, and logged.
EU data residency. Full compliance for sensitive documents across jurisdictions.
Independently audited information security management. No shortcuts.
Every upload, status change, and comment logged with identity and timestamp.
Your brand, your domain, your portal. Multi-language for cross-border work.
If your work involves requesting files from external parties, coordinating document handoffs, or following up on deliverables, we've almost certainly seen a workflow like yours. Describe your situation below.